Initial CSS cheat sheet repository setup
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Anurag Verma pushed 7 commits to set up a new CSS3 cheat sheet repository on GitHub, organizing content files and fixing internal page links.
The work began with adding the initial project to GitHub [1], followed by organizing files into their respective folders [2]. Verma then spent several commits adjusting the internal structure: modifying page links [3], reorganizing the directory layout [4] [5], updating a transform-related link [6], and adding styling to the main landing page [7]. The repository appears to be a reference guide for CSS3 features, with the initial day focused on getting the content structure and navigation in place.
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References
- [1] added first time to github anurag629/CSS3_Best_Cheat_Sheet
- [2] added each file to each folder anurag629/CSS3_Best_Cheat_Sheet
- [3] modifying the linking of pages anurag629/CSS3_Best_Cheat_Sheet
- [4] changes directory anurag629/CSS3_Best_Cheat_Sheet
- [5] changes directory anurag629/CSS3_Best_Cheat_Sheet
- [6] changes transform link anurag629/CSS3_Best_Cheat_Sheet
- [7] added styling to main page anurag629/CSS3_Best_Cheat_Sheet